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That third lane is probably a slow lane for an uphill gradient. If highway 2, it's not a motorway in the sense of having exits, I'm a bit puzzled from streetview it appears to have one lane in each direction in the Cascades. Seattle is a larger city (including its suburbs) than anything in Ireland or Scotland. That area is obviously unpopulated, but it may get city tourist traffic.
US2 is not an interstate, but there is I-90 going through the same mountains that has 3 lanes each direction
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Haha! Thats exactly why our roads are so rubbish.
It takes them forever to add a new lane, by the time they actually add a lane we're ready for another one. Our traffic is definitely deserving of Dual Carriageway in between all main towns in my vicinity.
Everytime I see NYC pics that Metlife building is there. I'm going to walk past it.
That building used to be called the RCA building when I was a kid. It's awesomely huge. Just wait until you stand underneath it - that building is a true monster.
While I might envy you going to NYC - I certainly don't envy the timing - the city in summer is not for me! Fall, winter, spring - yes, but not high summer. I suggest you dress cool (shorts, thin shirt.)
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